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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1965
Page
4
Quotable line from Epicteus notes that theory guides action but life often leads us astray. The editorial frames this tension as a reflection on discipline and adherence to teaching amid everyday distractions.
Opinion on free speech cites limits when dissent harms national security. Notes University of Michigan group Committee to Aid the Vietnamese sells stamps from North Vietnam to raise funds for the National Liberation Front. Calls for Trading With the Enemy Act extension to prohibit such exchanges and urges quick Congressional action.
A columnist laments a decline in good taste amid campus protests, gory TV reporting, and sensational magazines. The piece argues laws cannot curb it and education is failing, urging individuals to model restraint and oppose displays of bad taste to move toward a more civil society.
The September gain of 10 million in U S gold reversed eight months of losses but left the year with a 1.56 billion dollar drain. U S gold total fell to 13.9 billion from 15.6 billion a year earlier as Russia and France shifted gold for wheat and dollars. A spacewalking astronaut asked, Who is it, please, at the capsule hatch.
Bruce Biossat argues that the campus revolt stems from a broader rejection of established order. He criticizes New Left aims as unattainable and destructive, noting the absence of constructive policy and the allure of easy activism over patient social change.
A shortage of chefs pushes restaurants hospitals schools airlines and ships toward packaged and frozen foods. The institutional frozen food market grows to nearly one third of a $5 billion industry as operators like Stouffer cut kitchen space and rely on prepared items while chefs hesitate on fully prepped menus.
Babson Park Massachusetts outlines practical federal tax avenues for 1965 and beyond. It covers capital losses against gains, charitable gifts, trusts and wills, gift tax exemptions, and the value of planning with qualified lawyers. It warns against risky sales and urges timely action before year end.
Column contrasts pacifist calls to abolish weapons with generals like Power LeMay and Clark arguing for strength and expanded air power. It notes the cost of nuclear arms and cautions against disarming police in cities, then shifts to Wayne Newton’s rise from a Roanoke Christmas show to Las Vegas success and his public persona.
Dear Mrs. Lawrence argues that a fourth grade teacher may label a boy as disturbed or suggestible to excuse poor teaching. The writer urges focusing on teaching quality rather than psychiatric diagnoses and suggests using a school psychologist only if needed.
The text advises consulting a qualified lawyer for estate planning including irrevocable trusts testamentary trusts life insurance trusts term trusts and the Uniform Gifts To Minors Act to protect assets and maximize benefits for loved ones. It emphasizes finding a specialist for upper death tax brackets and ensuring wishes are carried out.
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